Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-06-17
A Countess Ahdnctad.

PARIS, June 16th-A sensation has been
caused in French high life by the success
ful kidnapping of the Countess Campos, re-
Gently divorced from the Due De la TORI
The kidnapers wore masks and seized the
Countess as she was walking in the Bois
de BOulOgne. They eluded pursuit. The
present whereabouts of the lady is un-
| known, except to the capt6rs, who have
managed to completely battle their prison
er's friends as we'll as the police The Due
! is a son of the late Marshal Serrano, of
Spain. The Spanish Embassy have insti-
tuted an energetic search for the lady.
CAPTURED BY LOVER.
PARIS, June 16th.-The Temps SAYS
The abductor of the Countess Campos was
Frenchman who had been assiduous in
! his attention to the Countess, and vainly
endeayoIed to persuade her to marry him
Royal VaquerOs,
LONDON, June 16th-The Princess of
| Wales and family and several members Of
| the foreign royalties attended the private
! exhibition of the Wild West Show yester-
day. They all rode in the Deadwood coach,
| the Princess of Wales sitting on the box
and Colonel Cody driving The Grand
! Duke Michael of Russia and Prince George
of Wales rode on horses belonging to the
| company, and they made some good shots
at asbreakneck pace.
Emperor William Recovering.
| BERLIN, June 16th.-The Emperor is re-
covering from the attack of influenza from
which he has been suffering the past few
days. Last evening he rose for dinner and
| worked till after o'clock. Bismarck had
an audience with the emperor this after
noon before starting for Freidrichsrub.
,, Prince William has left for London.
Jubilee Services in Scotland.
Jubilee was celebrated here to-day with
grand memorial religious service, held in
the Cathedral, and 5000 poor people were
given dinner at the public expense. One
OF the features OF the celebration was a
| review OF 10000 troops. A number of ban
quets and balls will be given this evening.
The Jubilee Yacht Race.
LONDON, June 16th.-The relative posi-
tons of the yachts in the jubilee races are
still uncertain, as a haze prevents them
from being seen.
The Sleuthhound, Selone and Gwendo-
lete passed Lowestoft, Suffolk county, this
lead.
LArER-The Gwendoline passed Flam-
borough Head at 5:15 P. NJ, ten miles from
land. The Aline (or Selene) passed Flam-
borough at 8 P. NJ, but none of the other
yachts have been sighted tonight.
Get Coffin for Donoven.
LONDON, June 10th. - Donovan, the
jumper, has arrived at Clifton. If he can
elude the police there he intends TO leap
from the parapeL of the suspension bridge,
a hight of 800 feet. Since its construction
% persons have jumped from this bridge,
bat only one survived.
Blaine in England.
LONDON, June 16th.-Blaine arrived at
-s,rrf f1,f,,, ,4SN,,4 -, 4, 4
main in that city few days He en-
phatically refuses to disclose his pro-
gramme. All OF his party are we'll.
Meeting al Herat.
LONDON, June I6th.-Advices from India
say that 500 men of the garrison at Herat
mutinied on the 9th instant A short,
sharp fight ensued. in which thirty loyal
and fifty of the rebel troops were killed.
The mutineers fed, but most Of them were
captured. The leaders of the revolt we're
sent to Cabal.
Bright to Gladstone.
LONDON June 1Gth.-John Bright has
written to Gladstone an apology for inaccu-
rately quoting his speech. The letter con-
cludes as follows grieve that / cannot
act with you as in years past, but my iudg-
ment and conscience forbid it. If ! have
said word that seems uD friendly or harsh,
] will ask you to forgive it.
The Crown Princes MaIady.
LONDON, June 16th.-Dr. Mckenzie to-
day again examined the German Crown
Princes throat. The doctor reports that he
found that the fungus growth had not en-
larged, and that there were no signs of con-
gestion.
a Chicago Paper Suppressed.
BERLIN June 16th.-The police of Ber-
lin have prohibited the circulation of the
Chicago ITorkiagmelas Gazette.
Vote Again.t Cremation.
BERLIN, Juue 16th.-The first Chamber
of the Diet of Hesse has rejected the bill
legalizing cremation. The bill previously
had been passed By the Second Chamber.
The English in Burmah.
LONDON, June 16th.-Advices from Bur
nah say that severe fighting took place at
Kyoup Sidoung Sunday last, and 1876 Da-
colts were killed
Probably an Ex-Duok Shooter.
LONDON, June 16th.-A lawyer named
Henderson crossed from Dover to Calais in
n eiT-fOOt cauoa in elpvafl hOurs